Exploring Japan's MIRACLE Seaside Onsen Town | Atami | Tokyo Trip Ideas

[@thesulsulbisul]

Went to Atami for two nights on my very first trip to Japan. Stayed in New Akao hotel it was very beautiful and elegant, a very nostalgic interior yet modern services. They have multiple onsen locations that very close to the sea level and at high level with the horizon views.

[@jmsolotravel]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed your trip!

[@ponyrang]

My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you my friend! Stay safe and healthy 😃

[@1stMilcom]

Your video about Atami helps me a lot about real estate investments in Japan. Thank you very much for the time spent making this great video! Your video editing & subtitle is the BEST!

[@jmsolotravel]

Glad it was helpful! Stay tuned for more!

[@promnesiac]

I am absolutely in love with your channel. Thank you for these wonderful tours, with brilliant narration and HISTORY! It’s so hard to find this level of care in a video. KEEP IT UP! ❤

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you! Your kind words mean a lot to me and keeps me motivated. I’m glad that you enjoyed the videos. I will continue to improve on the videos and produce high quality content into the future, so stay tuned!

[@janed6862]

Hi JM Travel, your video on Atami is the best! And you are so funny 😂 too! Thank you for working hard to share all those wonderful places. Hope you'll continue sharing more places in various parts of JP, like Gifu.

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you so much for the kind words! I really love sharing the charm of Japan from a down to earth and un-touristic perspective. Stay tuned for sure, as I have many more videos coming! If it’s possible, I will go to Gifu too :)

[@amilie88]

informative, to the point, non of the wannabe influencer vanity. 10/10

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you for the supportive and encouraging comment! It means a lot

[@Fellow_Daoist]

I'd love to travel all around Japan someday. Thanks for the video!

[@jmsolotravel]

Thanks for watching! Japan is a great place to visit!

[@tofuzeni]

Dude these video qualities, snips and transitions are great as heck! Hope you continue to do more good exploration vids like these! ❤

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you so much for the comment, it means a lot to me! I am working on many more videos to come so stay tuned for more japan exploration content! :)

[@lilliannguyen6194]

Your video is very helpful and I love it! I plan to do a day trip from Shinjuku to this Atami Onsen and will not sleep here. Can I make reservation for private bath only? I tried your link but it’s said the page not found. Do you have a new link? Thank you!

[@jmsolotravel]

Hello! Thank you for the kind response and I'm glad that it was helpful for you. Yes, you can make a reservation for private bath only without staying. I had reserved the bath at the hotel counter on the day I used it. As for the link, it appears to be working for me, but I found their instagram page too, so perhaps you may be able to contact the hotel from there. Link: instagram.com/atami_yumeiroha/ Thank you!

[@ting2022]

Excellent guided tour of Atami. I hope to spend a few days there next year. 😊

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you for the kind words :) Stay tuned to this channel for more Japan travel tips and ideas! I hope you will have a good time! 😊

[@ab76254]

This is so incredible, thank you for sharing!! :)

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it:)

[@fqkhri]

Thank you for the video! Nice vibes, good seaside town, and great subtitles btw hahaha! Subscribed👍🏻

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you for the comment and I’m glad you enjoyed it! More videos are coming soon so please stay tuned!

[@1stMilcom]

Great video helping me a lot! I am doing research on Atami real estates. Your video is the best one! Thanks for the effort! It takes lot of time and work!

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@pravindave4194]

Onsen and food is very good

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you for watching!

[@tomodachiwilmervlogs]

nice place thanks for sharing support here

[@jmsolotravel]

Thank you! Your support means a lot to me :)

[@mrbengg]

pog

[@TheFrostyElement]

Hi, is there a bus that goes around this area? Me and my friends are planning to visit here for a couple days and was wondering how we could get around? I saw there was one called YuYu bus? Thank you!

[@jmsolotravel]

Hello, thank you for the comment. As far as I am aware, Yu-Yu Bus (湯遊バス) is the only service catering to tourists that covers the main areas and tourist attractions in Atami Onsen. You can get a day-pass for ¥700 from the Tokai Bus Atami Office right next to the JR Atami Station. It is separate from the local bus service, with its own bus stops. It can be a convenient and cheaper way to get around, but there are only 13 bus operations a day, once every 30 minutes, so it is important to pay attention the the bus schedule to avoid hiccups in your travel. Personally, I prefer using a rental car for more flexibility in time. Thank you for watching!

[@398344504]

Hi! Is the onsen that you visited at Atami a private booking? If so, how much did it cost and how do you do it? Ill be going to Japan for 2 weeks for vacation, but I do not know how I feel to be naked around strangers. I will also be going there as a day trip with my brother and 2 friends.

[@jmsolotravel]

Hi, thanks for the comment! It was a private onsen that I had booked the night before by phone. The price was 2500yen for 45 minutes for one person. Onsen hotels usually have public onsens separated into male and female baths, and private onsens (kashikiri onsen) that you can rent all to yourself or friends and family. If you feel uncomfortable being naked around strangers, private onsen is definitely a safe choice. However, people usually keep to themselves and tend not to look at others in public baths, and can be quite an interesting cultural experience if it is your first time! I hope that was helpful. If you would like any help or suggestions for trip planning, feel free to send me a message on my Instagram and I’ll get back to you there too! Thanks for watching :)

[@LordBagdanoff]

The water in the onsen doesn’t look nature

[@jmsolotravel]

The water in that ryokan was piped from the onsen source of Atami, but onsen water comes in many different colours and textures, maybe this is the clearer type!